All four provinces in Pakistan are set to implement IMF-backed tax reforms in FY26, including a shift to capital-based property valuation.
India, EU may finalise interim FTA by July
After the UK, India is now looking to close an “early harvest” trade agreement with the European Union as soon as July with both sides look.
Phagwara MC announces implementation of ‘One Time Settlement’ policy for property owners
In a move aimed at providing substantial financial relief to property owners, the Municipal Corporation of Phagwara has announced the implementation of the One Time Settlement Policy-2025 for property …
India, EU look to conclude talks for an early harvest deal by July 2025: Govt sources
India’s Chief Negotiator, Satya Srinivas, is already in Brussels to expedite discussions for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
India, EU looking for early harvest trade agreement by July: Official
India and the European Union are accelerating negotiations for a trade pact, aiming for an early harvest agreement by July. This interim deal will address key areas like intellectual property rights, …
Black Spade Capital and IFCX look to transform global property market in investment partnership
IFCX has just landed a big-time investor: Black Spade Capital Limited, the family office of Macau casino tycoon Lawrence Ho Yao-lung, has agreed to a deal …
Rental Yields in Bhutan compared to Asia
Yields are calculated using median property prices and rental rates, sourced from local real estate listings. The dataset is updated biannually. Click the country percentage to explore detailed rental …
The Dubai-Miami-Singapore triangle: Which city wins the battle for the richest property buyers?
The world’s wealthiest buyers are often attracted to a select group of global cities that combine financial opportunity, a high standard of living, and an environment that supports luxury living. In …
CDL posts $1.9 billion in Q1 sales revenue in Singapore property development
Overall, the revenue translates to an increase of 85% in volume and 155% in sales value. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Lebanese and Palestinian leaders agree that Lebanon won’t be used as a launchpad to strike Israel
The Lebanese and Palestinian presidents agreed Wednesday that Palestinian factions won’t use Lebanon as a launchpad for any attacks against Israel, and to remove weapons that aren’t under the …